84. Main Doors

The great iron double doors of the main house are firmly shut and barred from the inside. Short of using a massive ram, they cannot be opened. There are quite a number of high, wide windows along the walls, with heavy iron bars keeping out anything bigger than a squirrel. Ripping out the window bars (or using some other noisy method to get in) would likely attract a lot of attention from occupants inside. If the party looks around, they find that some of the blocks on the west side of the door can be easily pulled out of the walls. Invaders had knocked a hole there and the blocks were stacked sloppily when the house was restored by its current denizens. The characters can easily open holes in the wall and step inside into room #85. To one side lie three wooden ramps, each about 24 feet long and made from timbers and iron hardware collected from elsewhere. They allow wagons to cross the moat.